Ideas with
a personal purpose.

AYAmail ↗

AYAmail began with the people who mean the most to Omid: his daughters, Maya, Naya and Raya. The shared AYA in their names became the name of a project shaped by his experience as a father.

Tablets, phones, apps and online services are part of everyday family life. Omid saw how quickly that can become a web of accounts, registrations and subscriptions - and how much parents need a clearer overview.

His vision for AYAmail is to help families navigate that world together: parent-managed family email accounts that make it easier to keep track of app registrations, subscription messages and the online services their children use. The aim is to give parents more oversight and help them guide their children’s digital lives with greater confidence.

As with Nurtalo, the inspiration is personal. His daughters give him ideas, and he wants to turn those ideas into useful tools for other families.

AYAmail currently offers email and related tools through 3XAYA LTD, with a public minimum age of 13. Family account management is described here as Omid’s product vision.

SiteWig ↗

Websites and email have become essential to everyday life and business. As more people rely on digital services, rising hosting costs can make a basic online presence harder to afford - especially for small businesses, sole traders and individuals.

Omid created SiteWig with a clear aim: to keep websites and email within reach, and make building an online presence simpler for people without a large budget or technical team.

He has also developed two AI-powered tools within SiteWig, each with a personal connection.

NINA^AI - named after his mother

NINA^AI is a conversational AI assistant, named after Omid’s mother. The idea is to give people a familiar way to ask questions, develop ideas and get practical help through a natural conversation.

AYA^AI - named after his daughters

AYA^AI carries the same family inspiration as AYAmail. With a few short prompts, users can describe the website or tool they need. AYA^AI is designed to turn that brief into a website and its design, with content management, contact forms and other functions that independent businesses use.

The vision connects affordability with independence: helping people build and manage something of their own, with less cost and less complexity.

Romal Group ↗

Romal Group brings together Omid’s business interests in wholesale, product distribution and premium spirits. Its UK company record identifies him as a person with significant control.

The company presents the BILLIONAER collection to the British market: three spirits with their own visual identity - Gin, Vodka and Whiskey. The venture connects a physical product range with brand presentation and relationships across retail and hospitality.

Product imagery comes from Romal Group’s official product collection. Explore the company website for specifications, availability and trade enquiries. For adults of legal drinking age. Please drink responsibly.

Digital Cinema

A cinema and discovery platform connecting Omid’s experience in filmmaking with his interest in technology. The vision is to help audiences discover films beyond familiar titles and give independent filmmakers a place to present their work.

The public platform introduces film discovery, ticket-style viewing, a personal library, cinema rooms and a creator studio. Its wider ambition includes immersive viewing and a closer relationship between filmmakers and audiences.

LetsPartii ↗

A social entertainment app connecting people with nightlife, events and shared experiences.

Omid contributed development work as part of a wider technology collaboration. The project connects his interests in entertainment and software, with a documented link to the brothers’ music-video work: LetsPartii is credited as video co-producer on Arian Romal’s “Big Booty”, produced for the screen by Omid.

The current iPhone listing presents venue discovery, social moments, house parties and tools for event hosts. Explore the dedicated project page for the product, Omid’s contribution and the original references.